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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-09-15
THE LATEST.


j. L. Ross, colored, was hanged at Baltl-
more, Nd, on the 9th for the murder of
Emily Brown, white woman, whose body
! he sold for the dissecting room.
THE French Atlantic cable has been re-
paired.
THREE square miles of valuable timber
land near Meadow Lawn, KY, have been de-
stroyed by fire.
Four men, supposed to be filibusters, re-
Gently appeared off Matansas. Cuba. in a
small vessel. They made their way to the
Vista Hermosa estate, where they were
shortly afterward surprised by force of
the civil guards. The soldiers exchanged
fire with them, but they succeeded in es-
Gaping.
JUDGE ZUBIA, of Paso del Norte, Mex,
who recently assaulted United States Con-
sui Brigham, has been suspended by the
Supreme Court of Chihuahua.
REV. THOMAS EDWARDS, an aged minister
of Pittsburgh, Pa, who disappeared mys-
terlously several weeks ago and was
heard from in Wales.
BUSINESS failures fDuns report) for the
seven days ended September numbered
for the United States, l52; for Canada. %;
total, ia, as compared with $50 the pre-
vious week and l76 the cores onding week
of last year
Ex-CoNGREssMAN A. G. TALBOT. of Ken
lucky, died suddenly at the home of his
father -in-law in Philadelphia on the 9th.
j. h QUASI, wholesale boot and shoe
dealer of Louisville. KY, has made an as
signment with $4,000 liabilities and ample
assets.
| COLONEL THOMAS o. SULLY, aged seventy
ex-chief cotton Inspecior of the New Or
leans Exchange, killed himself recently by
drew ing.
| MOB and the police cam INTO collision
at Mttcnelstown. Ireland, on the 9th MIny
OF he police were t.ruised and beat en- when
they fired into tne crowd, killing two men
and wo ming several
IHE French rev -nus returns continue TO
show "A deficit. tn. amount for August is
% 100 under the am NJ for August last
year: The total deficit so far this year is
So. 600. 0OO
SPADE SUNSHINE, a Cherokee, was hanged
81 Iahlequah. L T., on the 9 b for the muir
der OF Long John. another Cherokee
WHEN the Nj nitoba railway track layers
reached Fort Assinaboine, Manitoba, the
garrison turned out aud the regimental
oand greeted the workmen with music
iHE Cree national election for Chief.
Second Chief and members of the Houses
Of Kings and Warriors occurred recently.
returns indicate the election of Legus
Perryman, of Tulsa, as Chief over Joe Per-
ryman, the present incumbent. Legus Per-
ryman favors the sale of Oklahoma.
FIRE in Nashville, Tenn, recently des-
troyed Timothy Bros dry goods and Macy
q Co.'S hardware stores, causing $50 600
loss.
FIRE at Roaring Springs, Pa, the other
morning destroyed the blank book factory
and wareroom and wagon factory, caus-
ing $4,000 loss.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-09-15
THE SOuTH.

THE house oil Perry Buchanan at Wool
with, Tex, was burned the other dav with
its contents. One German girl five years
old was burned to death; another three
years old can not possibly live; another
aged eleven years may possibly recover.
DEPUTY SHERIFF JAMES GAINES was
killed and a woman dangerously wounded
at dance near CALI well, Tex, recently
The deputy was endeavoring to quell a dis
turbance raised by Henry Goodwin when
the latter used his revolver with the above
result.
A TELEGRAM has been received at Pres
colt, Ariz., from Sheriff Mulvernon an
nouncing that he and his party had LEFT
Tont basin, thus disproving the rumor
that he and the members of his party had
been killed.
THE NelcS and Courier's review of the
earthquake work in Charleston, s. c.,
shows that in the past year over 600 build
ingS have been rebuilt or repaired and that
21l absolutely new buildings have been
erected. The whole cost is 81, 300 OOO of
which Charleston spent at least $780,, 600.
PART of the Louisville a. Nashville rail-
way brakemen struck the other day, but
all trains were run on time.
The residence of Cardinal Gibbons in
Baltimore, Md, was robbed recently of two
valuable rings, one of them present from
Pope Leo.
L he monument TO the memories OF Gen
erals McCulloch, Mcintosh and Slack on
the field of Pea Ridge, Ark, was unveiled
recently by Ex-Governor Lubbock. of
Texas.
SMITH & WICKs, tin can manufacturers of
Baltimore, Md, have made an avs iment
with $4,000 assets and unknown liabilities
JOSEPH CARTER, a bar tender, OF LlIon ii
Springs, KY, recently shot and killed
Henry &. Tungate- The latter had insulted
Carriers sister and knocked Carter down
when the tragedy happened.
MARSHALL j. POLK, who robbed the State
treasury of Tennessee of many thousands
of dollars and was thought to have died
some two years ago and to have been
buried, is said TO be alive in the City of
Mexico and engaged in business.
THE machine shops of the Barren Fork
Coal Company at Sommers, KY, burned
the other day. Loss, Sl01,OO0.
Ex-Governor WILLIAM AITKES died on
the 9TH at Fiatrock. s. C.. aged elghty-one
he was Governor of South Carolina in 1913
and Congressman from 1851 to 1857 He
was the largest stakeholder in the State be-
fore the war He opposed notification
and secession. and took no part in politics
after leaving Congress.
THOMAS FLoURNoY, Jr., a tobacco dealer
OF Richmond and Danville, Va, and Louis
Vile, KY, has assigned with SO, 600 liabili-
ties and $4,000 assets.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-09-15
PRESENCE OF MIND.
The Art of Doing the Right Thing at the
Right Moment.

Right Moment.
Some people always have presence
of mind-in other words, they have
their wits about them. When an
emergency arises, such people know
what to do, while the witless ones
either do the wrong thing and hinder
the efforts of others, or they are help
| less and make no effort.
Some one has said that presence of
mind, even more than courage, goes
to the making of hero.
1t is difficult, but still possible to as
sumo virtue if we have it not, and by
affecting an appearance of GOODNESS
under the small, trying circumstances
of daily life one can gradually make
the affectation become a reality. for
habit is second nature. By training
ones self and ones children to be calm
and control the feelings and manner
and coolly look at all points of the sit
uation with a view of seeing the best
way out of it, much trouble will be
spared and danger often averted.
Implicit obedience is one of the first
things to teach. habit of thoughtful
ness another. Tell your children the
why and wherefore whenever you can.
Do not argue the point before they
have obeyed; by doing that with young
children a parent loses ground, but
after their acquiescence to your re-
quirements then explain. as if you
were talking to reasonable beings,
why you wished them TO do thus and
so, and prove logically that your way
WAS better than theirs. Blind obedi-
ence might keep children from think
ing for themselves, but you must teach
them to use their own powers of
thought and so be able to act for them
selves.
A friend of the writer, living in a
distant State, discovered one morning
a singular sinking of the ground
around well which furnished the
water supply for two houses. He
stepped in and notified his nsighbor,
who sternly forbade his children going
near the well for the present. giving
them no reason for his order. My
friend, with equal decision, commanded
his children to keep away from tho
spot, telling them of his fears that .
there was a dangerous condition of the
ground.
The two fathers went to business,
and the children of one promptly pro-
ceeded to the well to crafty their
curiosity as to why they were told to
stay away. The earth, affected it is
supposed by the same phenomena that
induces earthquakes and similar dis.
turbances, gave way very suddenly,
two of the children into
the well. My friends boys ran to the
rescue, knowing the nature of the ac--
cident from their fathers explanation
Of its possibility. and, showing almost
as much Intelligence as grown men,.
succeeded with planks and ropes in
saving one of the children. The other.
having probably struck her head In.
falling could not second her rescuers'
efforts and lost her life.
Of course this was an extreme case.
but one never knows when an extreme
sAse may occur.-GoOd CkssT.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-09-15

The following Endorsement was
made by colored preacher on the back
of marriage license returned to the of
fee of the county register: d.,
did united those parties that was
licens, on 81 day of June, 1887, together
in matrinlony, in the name of the
Father. and of the Son and of the Holy
Cost 1887. at the house of -@.
in Wilmington. N. c., according to
laws of New Hanover Co. Togather
in the name of the Son and of the Holy
Cost Wilmington On. CO. Star.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-09-15
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF the Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES.


THE International Medical Congress was
opened by President Cleveland at Washing
ton on the 5th. 1t was estimated that the
doctors present numbered 5000 from all
parts Of the world.
THE President on the 9th appointed Sam
uel T. Williams, of Maryland, to be United
States Secretary OF Legation at Brazil He
also signed the commissions of the follow
ing naval officers: d. Braine, to be Rear
Admiral; George Brown, to be Commo-
dore; II. B. Roteson, to be Captain, and b..
F. Tilley and B. s. Richards, to be Lieuten-
ants Commanders.
BENTON j. BALL, Commissioner of Pat
ents, in his synopsis of his annual report,
says that at the end Of the last fiscal year
the Office was well up with its business
The number OF applications for patents was
4067S, against 49, 40S the previous fiscal year.
THE issue OF swamp land patents in Min
nesota has been suspended by Acting Sec
rotary of the Interior Muldrow, pending
investigation into alleged frauds
ACTING SECRETARY THOMPSON recently
opened the fifth lot of proposals for the
sale Of ~ per cent. bonds to the Govern
ment. The aggregate was $2,675,5OO at
rejected as too high.
THE Acting Secretary Of the Interior has
requested the Attorney General to institute
suit against the following parties in Mon
tana for unlawful fencing of the public
lands: George Watkins, George H. Good
win, Joseph N. Baringer, Sidney Padget,
Carpenter & Robertson, John N Bean, the
Niobrara Cattle Company, the Green Mount
ain Ranching Company, the Bull Mountain
Cattle Company, Samuel Coffman, Jr., Dill
worth and David J. Kennedy.
THE Irish Catholic Benevolent Union at
Washington on the Sth elected the follow
ING officers: President Michael Glennan of
Norfolk, Va; first vice-president, j. j. Be
han, Kingston, Pa. second vice president,
Rev. Father William Walsh, of Memphis;
secretary, Martin J. Griffin, of Philadelphia;
treasurer, Rev. James Henry of st. Louis !;
executive committee, Walter Walsh, of st.
Louis; William 81. Kelly. Columbus, o. !;
M. b. Harlow, Alexandria, Va.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-09-15
Nautical Conversation.

''Have you seen my beautiful yachtP"
''Have 1 seen your beautiful whacht?"
Beautiful yacht"
Beautiful wlIacht?"
YACHT yacht! yachtr'
''Ohi No, have nacht."
elf it's nacht too hacht let's tracht
down to the spacht where 1 keep my
yacht
II wacht that you have nacht gachf
yacht Great Scacht! L know your
placht- You ought to be shacht. I'll
nacht stir one jacht. Your yacht is
nothing but an old tuchb. IN !.
SIM
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-09-15
KANSAS STATE NEWS.
Au For thaPoor.

A tabnlated statement OF the amount
paid out for the poor in the different coun-
ties or the State has been prepared by
Labor Commissioner Betton is of interest
as showing the amount paid by each county
in support of poor farms, that paid for the
support of the poor outside of the poor farm
and the total amount paid including the
poor farm and outside assistance, and
the number Of poor assisted 1t is as fol-
lows:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-09-15

Great Traveler-"Yes. they have
some curious customs in Cuba For in
stance. Cuban girls won't let their low
ers kiss them until after marriage"
Omaha Girl "Vcry short engage
ments, suppose mo; sometimes
the engagements last several years "
land during all that time they won't
be kissedF'' mot once" al don't be.
ieye it'-OmakG World.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-09-15
THE WEST.

ONE hundred brakemen and switchmen
of the Wisconsin Central railway have
struck for increased wages.
JOHN w. CARPENrER, a noted stock
raiser OF Wisconsin, has failed because OF
loss es from hog cholera and law suits.
TIE Commercial Travellers League of
the United States was organized in Chicago
on the 5th, ten States being represented.
G. +. Corbiere, Of New York, was elected
president
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SpiBelt 9epartenleltt.
-.. .~oAEzSo SAN

bat Miaionen auf ietnett Wogen Detraz
gen, tparum tti9t au9 rnids @s tpirb
barmber5iser iein als bic Menf9en, es
tpirb mid nift Derberben!
9lIio sic finb mod INNER ettf6loHen
au reiie., mad Mueu,, mas i'd Sbnen
Dpn Sbrem Sbein gefagt2
Mit ibm pber pbne i'm! Sd tperbe
reiienl fpra9 @rneffine.
ytun benn, @ott 1T mein 3euge, baB
i9 Maes perfu6te, mas in meiner
Msadt ifanb! SEPT = aeiben sic mid
Der Odrte, i9 fann ni6t anbers, = es
bleibt mir nod elm Wfittel, elm fur6t-
bares. aber Sbre ifol3e uneri6roden=
belt siebt mir ben Mutb, es 5u gebrau=
der. grneitine, tpenn sic ouL Sbrem
gnti9luHe bebarren, nod Ne@ Oorf
si geben, 10 fiir6te i9, 1T Sbnen bic
3eit nabe, tpo sic bic 5tdrfe Sbres
pbiloiopbiiden Srofes erproben t6ns
men. sic ftnb bielei9t 6es Sobes, Be-
pDr sic bintommett.
War es m6gli9, bob @rneifine mod
bIei6er parb, 10 sei6ab es auf oieie
Worte. gDas siebt Sbnen Grunb 3u
biefer 8ebauptung2 fammelte He.
Dns min i'd Sbnen iagen, benn es
1T nun ni9t ntebr an ber 3eit. sic 5u
i9onen. st blidte mad ber llbr. Sd
begreife ni9t, tpie es m6gIi6 1T, 6ab
sic nit Sbrem @eiif unb @ifen ii9
baruber tdui6en fonnten, baB sic frant
finb. ni9t nur angegriffen uub nerU6s,
fonbern tpirfli9 franf!
grneifine fab ibn eri9roden on.
Sd babe bic feite neberaeugung, bab
sic berloren iinb, tpenn Sic bieies 2e=
ben fortfibren, unb gar in einem MaBs
ftabe fortfiibren, tpie sic es in Amerifa
tbun iper6en unb miifen. Was Sbnen
Sbr Sbeim au6 pOrgeipiegelt bat, i6
bin fi@er, baB er Sbnen Sbr germbsen
bort, mo ct ytiemanben au flir9ten
brauGt, nod tpeniser ausliefern mirbe,
als bier, borausgeiebt, ib lieBe i'm,
tDie Sic es perlangten, in Treibeit. sic
tuiroen f9lieBlid auf ben Grobertperb
ansewisfen ieia = unb l9 perblrse
mid Sbnen, baB sic in Sbrem iebigen
GefunDbeits3utarb cine fol6e Sage
b69fens elm Snbr ausbielten. Sic ens
beten in Der gliitbe Sbres alters in eis
mem dmetifaniiben 0oipital unb tptirs
ben mad Der ytumnler eingef9arrtl
@rneiiine ipanbte f6 ab.
Sinh sic nun nod enti9loKen 3i
reiien2 fraste Sobannes nod elmer
YauEe.
@rneftine iiberleste In ibrer bitteren
Notb.
Sic erbob enbli1 bas 6aupt unb
| iagte nit iibermeni9li9er Gnifrengung :
Sd babe feline Wabl mebr, - i9 muB
nneinen 8ertras einbalten, = i6 m ub
na6 Amerifa.
Sobannes bate ibrem ausipru1e In
atbemlofer Gpannung gelaui1t. SeBi
perlieB i'm feline auf's Neuberite ange'
ipannte Graft. grneitine, f6rie CT
unb faBte iie bei beiben @9ultern,
grneitine es banbelt f6 Tim 2eben unb
Sob, b6rit Ou's oenn ili6t?
(GOrtfebuns foIst.)
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TnFe Wfmtb!

Du fiiblif Did nie6erse5 dlasen, baif feinen
appetit, Did plagt Ropfipeb, Du bift unrubis
unb nerbos, fura Du baf irsenb elm Wlittel
notbis, Did pieOer auf3uri9ten unb neuen
2ebenSmutb au faiIen. @tan bebiene fi9 basu
ni9t beftiser Stimulanten, Griibiabrsmebi.
cinen, ober nertbIoTer 8itters, bic fat alle aus
t@le9tem @bisteb sema@t finb ilnb nur fir
tur3e Belt auresen unb bann eine nm 70 idIim-
mere &eaetion i'm @efolse gu baben, ionbern
sebraude elm auberldliigeS 8lutreinisunss-
mitteI. Gin io!9es rest 2eber unb gtieren a,l
lebbafter 9bdtisteit on, berleibt neue 2ebens.
fraft unb siebt benz 2eioenben geiunbheit unb
Rraft mieber. Sold tin WtitteI 1T bas Gle {.
trie 8itter8. Gs fofet MIR so Gents bic
6Ialde unb iit au baben in bet Apotbefe bon
U. Oreib, Gan gntonio.
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gmalphabetett tn eaafen.

@ie Der r2eip3iger 3tg,4 BON tpobls
unterri9teter Seite mitgetbeilt tpirb,
befanben f6 unter ben i'm griabiabr
1886-87 in bas fd6ffde Nrmeeforps
einseitellten 1883 &efruten fdbHi6er
6taatsanseb6rigfeit itur 2, tpel9e beg
2eien unb S9reibens unfunbig tparen.
Dieies 8erbdltniB [0,254 per Sauienbl
III ghnitiser als iemaIs. grpdgt
man, baB fi6 bic 3abl ber Mnalpbabe=
ten i'm @riaBiabre 1860 auf 6,190
per Sauienb, 1874 auf 5,728 per
Sauieno unb 1881-82 nod auf 2,405
per Sauieno belief, tpogegen bieielbe
i'm @,fasiabrs 1ss3-s4 auf 1.7s5 per Saufenb
1Ss4-85 1.1O0
y 1886 1.014
unb enOli9 lsss-s7 = o.254
berabsiug, 10 selangt man 3u benz
S9luie, baB bort bic IoIfsf9ulbilbung
in itetieem Gortidreiten begriffen lit.
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samets, bic id,neu fetme,,.

Der nenIdli@e a0rper iif Elm frudtbarer
Bo6en unb unter ben 9amen, bic am f9neu,
fen in bemielben teimsn, iin6 bic bes &beuma.
tismus unO oer 2euraIsie. Gus elmer lei6ten
Grfaltuns, bic man iid susejossn bat, inbem
man fi@ einem 3ugpinbe auSisbte, aus naTen
aiiben ooer teu6ten aleioern, snipidsln iid
bieIe f6nier3baften eeiosn nit unangene6mer
Sdnsae. Das ridtise 8srbeugunesmitteI bic.
fer f9merabaften 8esetation iit 8 itetter' s
@ag genbitters, cine Mebisn, bic elmer
Neienns 3u elmer ober Der anoeren Der oben an.
aefiibrtsn 9siben entsesentriit, unO bic S6mer.
SEN, bic iie beruria6en, linbert. au6 1T ss
ntd,t ipeniaer nirtunssbou ais S&utmittef mie
ais SeilmitteI sssen SRbeumatismus, eine 3bat.
fade, bic ebenIo flar bepieien iit pie irgenb
cine aubers, bic fid auf feline Seiltraft be3iebt
Seeleuten, Bsrgleuten, SinterpdlbIern nnO an.
beren iff es imaer ein treues GduswitteI Der
@eIun6bett, unb elm bObltbusnbes Ssilmittsl
aeaen nalarilde Masen., Qeber. unb Inter.
IeibsIeiben in unsefunben @esenbeu seipefen.
Gs III aud elm auseeaei9netes Beforberuass.
mitteI Oes appstits unb elm borsiisti9es Stdr.
tungsmiitel
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gorftoipn Saamte gHams @eieuihaft.
Uprtto 10 n, l. MuguF 1887.


9a obige geielli1aft au9 in gr6Be.
rer Gerne bobes Sntereiie erregt, 10 ers
fude i6 sic um einigen &aum in ber
rGreien preHe fit Seras", ban1it i9
iiber bieielbe beri1ten tann.
6err Grieb. Natbo .. g. rief bic
8erfammIunp am bergansenen Sonns
abeno 5ur OrDaung; biefelbe NOR gut
beiuht. Der @etretdr beri1tete, 6aB
bereits 81 9lftien 0 500 ($1620) ges
aei9net ieien; ferner perlos er mebrere
griefe unb Selegramme bon Serrn Ges
liz Jremerep in Brunswid, @a., wel9
leBteres in ber lleberiebung tpie folgt
lautet:
sd fomme fofort, ienben Sic Ans
tpeiiung auf 500 per Selegramm."
Oa nod feline @ia3ablungen gema9t
tparen, 10 legte 9err s. %. Soff BON
bier bic 6umme aus, ipel9e BEL 6. Cd.
barbt 6 56bne fiji 9errn Gremerep bes
ponirt tpuroe.
6err JremereD tpirb alIo i'm 2aufe
ber Wo9e beitimmt ertpartet. Die
nd1fe 0eriammlung 1T auf Gonntag
ben Z. alus. 81. M. 8 llbr i'm e@ui,
| baufe au gorftown feageiebt tporben.
Wir tpdblten ben Sonntag, bamit
Seber antpeienb iein tann, obne 1einem
tdglt9en @eiddft Mbbru9 3u thu.
gs tpurben brei Jarmen gum &auf
angeboten.
/ Die 8eriammlung 3eiste bas b69fe
Snterefe fiir bic @tablirung elmer &a.
miespfan3i6ule, plantage, Blei6e u.
I. 10. unb mir ertparten, baB ole gtz
tienaei9uer bel ber nd9iten 8erfamm.
lung antDeienb iein unb bic erfte 3ab'
J Iungsrate mitbringen iperben.
Wm. g. Gid 9bnI3, Setretdr.
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gegas =.

= Nabe Belton brannte bas Wobns
baus bon u. Dom ab unb in ben Glant=
men fam ein taubfummer @ngldnber
um, ber erf bnr &uraem eingetpanbert
mar.
&i6ter s. g. 9arbington BON
Dallas lit auf bic Mnflage bin, Bel BET
iansffen @ef9ents2otterie fur bic COTS
f6berirte 9eimatb $1,000 unteri6lagen
au baben, berbaftet tporben. Or ftelte
$500 Birgi6aft.
= Die r2apaea gountp Mercantile
N1ociation1 Der Garmers Maiante BON
0alletsbille bat fid nit einem Gapital
BON 500, 900 inforppriren laiIen.
= Sn ber Muitiner 5tabtratbsiiBung
bonn 1. beutete Mlberman platt an,
oaB Der 5tabtiusenieur McGal Gubrs
tperfe fit feline pribaten 3mede benubt.
McGall gerietb bariiber 10 In Wutb, bab
er ein SintenfaB ergrlff unb es nod
platt matt. @liidli6ertpeiie traf bas
Wurfsei9oB ni6t.
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Goriettz9eparte1tent.
8rieffaHeu.

2eier in Der Stabt. sic ia.
ben &e6t, bic Sbatia6e, baB ber Dor
elm paar Sabren berlforbene Di6ter
emanuel @eibel fit elm Galbeffoner
Blatt nod r1unter brauf log bibtet =
angebli@ tpenigfens = benefit, baB an
ben 2ebren bes 9piritismus uno ben,
9iniibertpirten BET 8eritorbenen aus
Dem Senieits bod mebr bran iein muB,
als mir bisber glaubten. DaB ienes
8latt ben Sduser Der nSuniuslieoer"
obeneiu nod in u@iebel" umtauft, III
ein @rtras8ergntgen ienes bo6intelli'
gent geleiteten 8lattes.
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Oe66al6 ii6er6eu9t Guc6!

5rans0Ef6e Gercals gu 8, 10, 123 II. l5 cS.
@esetdnete 2atnns gu %, 81, 5, II. 10 es.
8eiber nn0 farbiger Mua-au 124, Is, 20,
%, s5 unb 50 @ents.
gSeibe aaipns -su 5, Z, 8, 10, 12t, 1b, 20,
25, 80, 35 unb 40 @ents. 8u baben in 8i'
fbops, @ictoria nnb Snbia 2apnS.
Yeriiide 9aiuns in allen S6attirungen bon
15 Bis gu 80 Gents
Gmbroiberie 9epartenleltt.
Sdpeiaer 8orbirung bon 8 Bis IS Cts.
gambrie 8o,biruas bon $50 Go.
Rainfoof @infailung bon $50 @tS.
Tarbige 8nrbirunsen II. auBenrdnbe oaaa.
5firt Glouncing, bolle 2dnse .75-$2.50.
SpiBen 9epartemeltt.
Cine enbIofe Nuaipabl in forsenben Spisen.
forten: Ggbptifde, tiirtifd)e, Gordon, galen,
eia, 8riton, Spanif6e, Gseurial, 6eOora-in
alIen 8reiten, bon bet biaisifen Bis au Der be-
fen glaiie.
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8lounsinss unb tiirfifde MuBenranbipisen
in Cream, Beib, 8eise unb farbis.
Spanifde @uimpure In Sdwar3, Cream
uno Beige, unb paifeabe ginfaffnnsem.
9amen.gafdenti9er, tpei6e, nit Gantafie>
einfaIIung, 8ierranb unb Baden; glei@fall8
eine fd0ne Nusnabl bon graaer.Gaidenia,
9ern 81 allen %reiien.
SaasbaltungsitOfe.
@ebIei@ter Slid Dnmaf-su s5, 40, 45,
so Gents nnb auftpartS.
8rauner 9amait gu %. 30, 40 unb SO cs.
gotber siirtif9er Sifd.9amait-au 80, So,
40, so unD 60 Gents unb aufparts.
@eblei9te unO uneebleidte Samait Sanb.
ti9er, gutter @r0Be, 81 8, 10, IL, Is, 20 Sc.
unb aufnarts. @robe tiirfiide 8abe.Sanb>
tiider su is, Is, 30 unb 25 Gents.
@efrauftes Sanbtii6erseus, bon so @tS.
@bisen. .gOrbdnse su 123. ID, 20, 20, 80
Gents nnb aufbartS.
9rapirunssftoffe au 10, IL unb Is Gents.
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9Saraiol 9epartentetlt.

8ir baben bas bel meitem sr0bte unb bolt.
fanbisfte Enforcement bon einfa9en uno 2u>
ritS.Sonnenfdirmen in ber Stabt.
S@maraieibene &arafols-Son Is e8. Bis 81.
Sdpar5e Ntlas. S9irme bon 1855.
S9barae gtlas. @dirme sefiittert nnb NIT
Spisenranb bon 50. 2.25-$f5.
Garbise @araiols ungefiterte 20 bis S..
Garbige @arafols, gefiitterte, nit SpiBen.
rdnb-Son ESQ bis $12.
ainber'8arafols s1 95, 50, 75 c. II. 81.
9antelt WeiBwaarelt.
Sehtben, bolle @roBe, bon 45 cs. bic gu 81.
2an9e Seinbei1, bon 10 c8. bis gu 81.
@oriett.gSeiten eller @rOben, bon 40 Gents
bis gu $3.50.
@on,mel Gauge lleberiuefen, in @rGben bon
2s-44, au 40, so unb so @tS.
Cine bib19e ausipabl bon Sill II. SpiBen>
bauben fit &inber bon % eS. bis So.